As player departures mount and LIV Golf pivots toward a non-hostile 2.0 model, Bryson DeChambeau insists the breakaway project is built for eternity.
Bryson DeChambeau has never lacked conviction, whether calibrated in green-reading mathematics or sheer existential bluster.
Yet the terms of that survival look vastly different from the scorched-earth offensive launched four years ago.
The diplomatic pivot arrives against a backdrop of tangible attrition. Australian Lucas Herbert recently walked away from LIV's lucrative apparatus, bluntly conceding that…
As player departures mount and LIV Golf pivots toward a non-hostile 2.0 model, Bryson DeChambeau insists the breakaway project is built for eternity.